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Byron Reese wrote one of my favorite books so I wouldn’t have to. Infinite Progress makes an optimistic, accessible case for using technology to solve huge problems, and I give it to everybody.
We also get into The Fourth Age and Wasted, where a recycle bin can make people use more cups. That weird incentive exposes the real problem: feel-good rituals do not scale. Clean, cheap energy does.
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